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Light for recovery Light for healthcare facilities

Healthcare facilities Geriatrics Simmering, AT – by Josef Weichenberger architects + Partner

Light for recovery The extent to which light conditions and the human organism are connected is only gradually being explored. One thing is certain: Light is a significant health factor. Lighting in the healthcare sector fulfils a wide range of functions. To ensure the best possible treatment quality and reliable diagnostics, a wide range of standard specifications must be complied with, from the mandatory brightness on the examination couch to glare-free lighting at the staff workstation. Different regulations apply in dental practices than in nursing homes. However, it is always important...

Healthcare facilities

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Healthcare facilities XPECTRUM Full-spectrum LED XAL's XPECTRUM LEDs' light spectrum is similar to daylight: It is healthy, biologically effective light. The reduced blue light component shields the eye from overexposure to short-wave, energy-rich light rays and therefore from fatigue. Thanks to the raised cyan levels, the light has an additional non-visual (melanopic) effect on hormone levels, which improves sleep quality and promotes recovery. Excellent IES TM 30 – 15 Rf = 98 and Rg = 101 colour rendering optimises visual comfort and creates a vivid environment. INO circle suspended...

Advanced sensor technology Modern lighting management systems harness energy-efficient use of daylight. Sensors on the ceiling determine where and how much light is needed and control individual luminaires according to current lighting requirements. This means less light can be provided near windows than in darker areas of the room. Smart lighting control systems enable lighting regulation by using presence detectors and dimming or switching off the light in unused rooms. In addition, XAL's IoT sensors can detect humidity, air quality, sound pressure, and temperature, opening further...

Product diversity For heavyduty use SONO recessed / surface Plasterboard ceiling / Concrete ceiling 3000 K, 4000 K, TW (Tunable White) IIP 40, IP 50, IP 54 Ideal application Patient room, Examination room, Corridors & staircases, Therapy room & exercise area Colour: white Timeless perfection VELA surface / suspended / wall Plasterboard ceiling / Grid ceiling 3000 K, 4000 K, UGR ≤ 19 Ideal application Common rooms, Registration & waiting room, 24-hour nurses’ station, Common areas, Corridors & staircases Colours white, grey, black and special colours Ultra-slim series For the right kind of...

Everything on track MOVE IT 25 recessed / surface / suspended Plasterboard ceiling / Concrete ceiling 3000 K, 4000 K Ideal application Common rooms Colours black, white/black, gold/black and special colours Always and anywhere SPADO square / round recessed Plasterboard ceiling / Grid ceiling 3000 K, 4000 K UGR ≤ 19, IP 44 Ideal application Corridors & staircases Colours white, black Be free to sharpen your profile Combine with your design SASSO 40 / 60 / 100 recessed / semi-recessed / surface FRAME 40 / 60 / 100 system recessed Plasterboard ceiling / Concrete ceiling 3000 K, 4000 K, TW...

RECOVER Light distributions wall Wall mounting ambient examination reading nurse night Ideal application light light light light Patient room, Residents’ rooms

RECOVER The next generation of contemporary healthcare lighting, RECOVER has been developed to simulate a natural light pattern. This is achieved by the dynamically changing colour temperature. It varies from activating morning light to a sleep-promoting evening glow. The luminaire supports the natural regeneration of the patient by supporting the human biorhythm. The 4-in-1 system includes ambient light, a reading light, a nurse’s night light, and an examination light with a high CRI value which displays amorphous three-dimensional surfaces such as the skin correctly. RECOVER is designed...

Kaiser-Franz-Josef-Spital Vienna, AT – by Nickl & Partner Architekten AG

The hospital of the future Interview with Studio Zweithaler Architect Markus Pernthaler of Studio Zweithaler sees the trend in hospitals moving from four-bed to two-bed and one-bed rooms. This clearly shifts the focus to design measures that support patient recovery. Colour-changing light's use is undisputed from a medical perspective. In addition to health-promoting aspects in intensive care, lighting enables the creation of an atmosphere that helps patients recover and provides staff with an activating working environment. The combination of natural and artificial lighting plays a central...

@ Examination room @ Corridors & staircases @ Recreation rooms @ 24-hour nurses’ station @ Registration & waiting room S Therapy room & exercise area

Patient room

Health-promoting light in the patient room The lighting mood greatly influences patient recovery. In bright, open rooms with natural light colours, the body can recover and regenerate better. Indirect light is particularly pleasant, as it makes the room appear larger. Since people in patient rooms spend a lot of time in bed, the lighting needs to be adapted to this position. The positioning and optical coverage of luminaires prevents bedridden patients being dazzled by room light. Small reading lights are mandatory for each hospital bed, which must reach at least 300 lux at the reading...

EMCO private clinic Bad Dürrnberg/Salzburg, AT – by FLEOS architektur with lighting design by Das Licht

Examination room

Top colour fidelity and light quality in the examination room Light combines two essential aspects in the examination and treatment room. A warm, friendly atmosphere helps patients feel calm and safe and relax during treatment. Physicians, meanwhile, need sufficient brightness and a high quality of light during treatment. According to EN 12464-1, a general illuminance of 500 lux and an examination illuminance of 1000 lux must be achieved. The right lighting in the examination room, combined with homely and clearly designed furnishings, form the basis for this. Ceiling luminaires with a...